La Derecha Diario Leftists vandalized UNC in Córdoba to defend Hamas terrorists
They used public spaces to display flags and project messages against Israel, Milei, and the West
On Sunday night, a group of far-left artists vandalized various spaces at the National University of Córdoba. They put up a 16-meter (52 feet 6 inches) banner, carried out sticker campaigns, and projected audiovisuals with strong ideological messages. They used Parque Las Tejas and university facilities funded with public money.
The action was organized by the collective "La Imaginación al Poder," with an anti-capitalist orientation and pro-Islamic terrorism discourse. They justified the intervention under the pretext of "breaking the media blockade" regarding the conflict in Gaza. They took advantage of state facilities to support Hamas without mentioning its crimes.
The activist artists did not make a single reference to Hamas's terrorist actions or to Israeli victims. The intervention exposed a dangerous taking of sides in a complex geopolitical conflict.
Antisemitic attacks and messages against Milei
During the day, they also attacked President Javier Milei, former President Donald Trump, and Western countries. They denounced alleged cuts to the public university and the scientific system, mixing unfounded causes with no logical connection. They claimed that "Netanyahu is a criminal" and that they will not be "a complicit generation."
In their statement, they attempted to victimize the Palestinian people without mentioning the kidnappings, attacks, or human shields used by Hamas. They used art as a front to justify and romanticize Islamic violence. They projected images, banners, and slogans without any kind of historical context.
The messages displayed demonize Israel, demand severing relations, and spread misinformation about the conflict in the Middle East. This type of act doesn't seek peace or justice, but rather to indoctrinate from an extreme ideological position. The use of public spaces for partisan propaganda sets a serious precedent.
Complicit silence and political use of the public university
The National University of Córdoba, so far, has not issued any statement on the matter or condemned the events. The institutional silence raises doubts about permissiveness in the face of acts with high political and anti-Western content. The lack of neutrality undermines public trust in an institution funded by everyone.
Meanwhile, thousands of students demand real improvements, the university is used by activist groups for their own purposes. The activities were not called by any academic authority, but were tolerated by official inaction. The politicization of public universities is not new, but it continues to worsen.
Turning educational spaces into platforms for radical propaganda undermines freedom of thought. These acts do not represent students as a whole, but rather a radicalized minority with a violent discourse.
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